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Jan of Tarnów, Castellan and Starosta of Lwów, settles a dispute between Dymitr Wieczerza of Leśniowice and Jan, rector of St. John's Church in the Lwów suburb. He adjudicates the disputed beehives, meadows, and thickets in Jamne and along the Hodowica River to St. John's Church and the village of Hodowice, imposing perpetual silence on Dymitr.

The document confirms the settlement of a debt of sixty-three grzywnas by Jaczek of Dzieduszyce, encumbering the village of Leszniów, in favor of Jerzy Nagwazda of Stańków. After verifying the entries in the Żydaczów land records and the verdicts of royal advisors, the debtor paid the amount and received a full discharge.

King Sigismund II Augustus, at the request of the Metropolitan Chapter of Lwów, confirms the 1396 document of Jan of Tarnów, which settled a dispute over estates in Jamne and along the Godowica River in favor of the Church of St. John the Baptist in the Lwów suburb and the village of Godowica against Dymitr Wieczerza.

Ferdinand Engelhardt informs Arthur Forbes about the recovery of a seized barrel of Russia leather from Wielichowo, lamenting that the hides were ruined by water damage, which will result in a significant loss. He also reports on the market situation, the prices of Muscovite hides, and other goods offered.

Józef Mordoszowicz informs Artur Forbes about the possibility of collecting a debt from Jewish merchants from Leszno and about the serious illness of one of them, Moszko. He presents the difficulties with repayments and trade in goods, and asks for urgent forwarding of commercial correspondence to Jarosław and Leszno.

Walenty Urbanowski informs Voivode Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski about the difficulties in bringing a fifer to Lwów and the delay in receiving promised fabrics. He also mentions uncertain settlements for oxen and the upcoming sejmik in the context of the planned commission.

Walenty Urbanowski informs the Voivode about hiring a piper from Silesia, the prices of instruments and cloth in Leszno, and troubles with his father who intercepted the lord's letter. Jabłonowski's marginal instructions order him to refrain from buying instruments and to categorically reject the cloth from the Voivode of Poznań.

Wojciech Urbanowski informs the Voivode of Ruthenia about matters related to an undelivered letter to the Sword-bearer and the planned purchase of cloth near Leszno by his brother. He also reports on the subsiding of local unrest and the withdrawal of Prince Conti's supporters following the new Voivode of Kalisz taking office.

Grand Crown Treasurer Jan Antoni Czapski requests the Lviv authorities to delegate an experienced and impartial merchant to Warsaw by September 1, 1738. He is to participate in drafting a fair customs instruction that will curb abuses in customs chambers and contribute to the revival of trade.